Why therapists need more than a headshot Therapists do a lot of important work before a client ever books a session. They build trust. They make people feel safe. They help people feel like they are not walking into some weird office with a couch, a clipboard, and a bad fluorescent light. That is exactly
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Scottsdale and Phoenix anchor Arizona’s GovCon growth. Luke AFB pumps out DoD contracts. Raytheon sits nearby. Local outfits land federal cybersecurity and defense work weekly. BD directors, SMEs, and execs need LinkedIn profiles that keep pace. Most still carry headshots from years ago. Why GovCon Profiles Lose Before They Start Federal pursuits run on trust
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Ever get a photo back and think, “That’s me, but why do my eyes look so dead?” It’s not you. It’s the lighting. Specifically, one tiny detail: catchlights. In my 10+ years directing headshots for Scottsdale executives and leaders, I’ve seen how this one element separates a forgettable snapshot from a LinkedIn profile that commands
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Your Headshot Problem Nobody Talks About Here’s what happens. You don’t notice your headshot sucks until someone else does. Or you don’t get that callback. Or people do the little double-take when they meet you. Most Scottsdale execs are walking around with photos two, three years old. Sometimes more. And yeah, it matters. Sign #1:
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Phoenix conference season kicks off in January, and if you’re planning a corporate event, trade show, or industry conference in 2026, you’ve probably noticed something: attendees are tired of the same booths offering the same branded pens and stress balls. But here’s what’s working: headshot booths are becoming the most-visited attraction at Phoenix conferences. Not
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If you’re tasked with organizing headshots for your company, you already know it’s not as simple as booking a photographer and showing up. From coordinating busy schedules to ensuring consistent, professional results across your entire team, there’s a lot to think about. As Scottsdale’s leading headshot photographer for corporate teams, we’ve helped dozens of companies—from
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When it comes to the entertainment industry, your headshot is your calling card. Whether you’re a comedian looking to land your next stand-up gig or an actor auditioning for that breakthrough role, the quality of your headshot can make or break your chances of getting noticed. In the fast-paced entertainment scene of Phoenix, first impressions
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Executive Headshot Session in Phoenix At Duane Furlong Studios, we recently had the pleasure of working with Preet Keyser, Vice President- Global Commercial Services at AMEX based here in Phoenix. Preet came to us for her second headshot session because she was due for updated branding. Her journey with us was not just about updating
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Looking for expert advice on expression coaching? Look no further! Portrait photography is an art form where the ability to capture genuine expressions is a defining factor for success and your clients happiness. Two notable photographers, Marina LaBaff owner of A Million Monarchs Boudoir and Duane Furlong, have each mastered the art of expression coaching
TL;DR: Wondering how many headshots you need? It depends on your purpose. Business professionals typically require one versatile headshot for platforms like LinkedIn, while actors should have at least five to six showcasing various styles. Models benefit from six to twelve diverse headshots. Choose headshots that suit your goals and industry, and update them periodically.
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